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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-13
RECAUDkCION
DE- CONTRIBUCIONES DEL ESTADO
EN- LA CAPITAL.
A V $50

SUs
Cumpliendo con 10 dispuesto en- ell articulo
"a del Reglamento general para Ia imposition,
administration y cobranza de la contribution
industrial y de conercio, aprobado por Real
Deereto de "a de Diciembre de 1875; en- Ell
13 de la instruction para la cobranza de los
debitos por contribuciones de 80 de Junio
proximO pasado, hago presente, que, durante
diez dias, d contar desde ell l.. de Agosto pro
ximo, Sc procedera por los cobradores de esta
Recaudaci6n la cobranza domicilio de la
correspondence al primer trimestre del afo
econ6inico actual de 1898, por las contribu-
ci6n Industrial y de Comercio.
Vencido dicho t6rmino, los que no 10 h1bie
sen satisfecho, pl.ran verifcarlo en- esta Re-
caudaci6n, sta en- la calle del Cristo ntme-
ro II, durante otro plazo de cinco dias,
que terminara el 10 del mismo Agosto; en- la
inteligencia de que, transcurrido este ultimo,
SO procedera al cobro por la via ejecutiva, Sc
gun 10 prevenido por terminates 6rdenes de
la 1ntendencia en- ell articulo IA de la citada
instruction, aplicandose los deudores las
penas establccidas en- los articulos 10 y "a de
la misina.
Lo que Sc haoe pdblico para conocimiento
de los contribuyentes quienes concierna.
Puerto Rico, 20 de Julio de 1887. - El Re-
caudador, ANTONIO M. DE Audrey. "a
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CREDITO MERCANTIL,

La Directiva en- session de aver ha
acordado el pago del dividendo decimo.
mono, ell cusl sc efectuar& desde mafia-
ma Is del corriente, d cuyo efecto po-
dram los seflores sccionistas proveerse
de los correspondientes recibos todos
los dias laborables, desde las ocho a
las diez de la mafians, y desde las doce
q las dos de la tarde, en- las oficinas de
esta Sociedad.
Los que tengan representation sjepa
deberAn screditar en- forms ese caraeter.
Puerto Rico, Julio IL de l887.-El
Administrator, JUAN CoN1LL. 81
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ABSOLUCION

La Excma. Audiencia del to,
rritorio, en- Ia causa por muerte
del Sr. Terreforte, hA absneIto
ibremente 4 los senores don 10 &
Nendex Quinones y don Jose Va
lie y MendeE, ! quienes feIicita
mos, 10 mismo que 4 sus respecti-
vas famiIias.
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G. A N G. A.

D. Joaquin Quesads, recien llegado
de la Peninsula. deses realizar variss
prendas de bisnteria de orc con brillan-
tes; entire las cuales se encuentran
magnffcos> Ealoles para sef1oras y ca
balleros. Para inffatmes, dirigirse Z
D. Manuel Oapoamor, caile- de San
Jose, rdm. 27, Tienda-honda. "~~S4
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PERDIDA.

Entire Ia calle de la 1uua = Ia de la
Cruz, sc han extraviado 2 billetes
ndmercs 1904 y $685., una ceduls y
una licencia expedida para Santiago
Garcia y Garcia, su domici'io, calle del
Sol ndm. l4l, donde Sc gratifcara 4
quien presente les citados documentos.
81
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BUENA OCAsION,

Sc venden dos caaas de MADEIRA, con
el terreno sobre qr So encuentran edi.
hcadas, y dos sIglbes de mamposteris,
adem&s de todas las servidumbres ds
que Sc encaentran dotadas; sitas en- ell
oarrlo DE Pae1ta de Tierre, de esta Ca
Pitel' Ia una con freate al Camino real
8 carretera, y la otrs 4 los fondos de
esta, tambien con frente q Ia otra cslle
denoinlnada del canino viejC.
Fafa los demas pormenores, vease 81
encsrgado, calIe de la FortoIeza mime
70 80. 80
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Una Apliea al Er. Alcalde me per-
mitc hac : 8 nombfe de los vecinos de
10 Gale d. Tetn&n. Tenemos un trczo
ie ells, 90 dsrir, desds 10 casa que ocu-
N 10 Escreis ptblics de nifss, hasta
- qne hsbita do, Abino Casellss, que
ieceslta unos Ct tOs carros de pie.
Iras bisn pisada, Ira evitar unos ba.
(hes que % fofman, CON psJuicio dc Ia
hlnG pdblics.
Hssta otrs, amigo Director, 80 despi.
3 eEu atento y &. 8.
G. B.s. NJ.
l.. G..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-13

Escdchame, R,m6n; 81 es que desdt
10 tumbsy se oys: aquel ser inmuudo t.
mat6 sl cuerpo; & mi el espiritu, Ii
tranquilidad, 10 6nlma; 81 Hte .condnjo
al suetio eterno; . mi I'll insomnia; pc
ro,lah!, veo en- lontansnza el dia en- que
ese que &c hs atrevido 4 di -por er lie to
vida, que era pafte de Ia mis, gina ba
io el yugo cruel del insomnia de sn
conciencis; hoy, 10 tisne dormida: dis
llegar4 en- que te yea por do quiera Que
tienda su mirada, dici6ndole: me has
ssHsrtO, trdidor.
Manuel GOnxdles Iglesi0s.
Vega-bsja, IL de Julio de 1887.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-13

Las nrbes 90 han presentado pla-
>Mteras en- sstos t!timos dias, rega-
adonos unos cuantos aguaceros, que
scian notable faltA { les plantaa, y Va
'stAs empieEan. & ostentar ese precioso
'erdor que dA setales de vida 4 los Que
AEiduamente Sc ledican al cultivo de Ia
cana, csfe y frutos memories; falta hsce
que se repitan algunos, y aei ver&n
colmados sus Afsnes los agricultores,
recompensados por Ia naturaleza con
sus mSjeStuosos dones.
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F,6ARCIADEL REAL.

CASA DE- PRESIAaOS soDre empsno de prem
dss, muebles, maqninae de cossr do oda clase
dc obIetos Etpu modicJ.
Sc venden prsndas, muebles usqulnas de coser
que hayan vencdo eI termIno preclos sumamente
2arAtos St compran Ollietes bJnus residuos de
i.n"!o acciones de la Sociedad Anonima de Gre
ditto Mercantil ~ Wv
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SIRVIENTA.

Sc necesita una qas acompa1e
a una familia hasta la Peninsula
durAnte la travesfa,
Informaran en- la Gale de la
Cruz mum. 6, piso principal. 81
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MUEBIES.

BE venden de todas clases, en- Santo
Domingo, en- ell Psbel On de los hornoe
mllltsres. Pueden verse de l2& 4 3 de
la tarde. 90
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Eisnto tsner que cousignsr que par
te de este ptblico Sc quejs, porque 10
correspondence es distribuida por Ell
esrtero, despues de la hora acostumbra.
do, y si tuviese Smistad con el sefior
Administrator de Comunicaciones, me
Atreveris 4 suplicsrIe viese Ia ma
nera de evitar este perjuicio, que viene
Tedundando en- otro mayor Sl comercio
y & los hacendados de esta localidad.
Placer sentiriamos en- decir todo 10
eontrario, en- nuestra pr6xima CORES
popdsncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-13

Sc dice que no hG muchos dias, el
ilustre Ayuntamiento de este pueblo
celebr6 session extraordinaria, y aIguno
de los concejsles, 8 mas bien uno de
los dos 8 tres que en- ID corporation
hablan y discuten solos, porque los
dern&s cumpIen sx mission, sentGndose
tnican1ente, y dsspues do 6rmar 10 que
IL parsesy ha acordAdo el Ayuntamien.
10 en- pleno, manifesto ala Presidencia
que as' Heservaba 10 que tenia que ex.
preSag, hasta qne se constituyera ell
Jusgado de !. Iustancia en- 10 ssla de
sesiOnes. -. Han transcurrido algu-
nos dias, J el recto Jues de Arecibo no
ha llsgAdo. I6e hAbr& perdido en- 81
espscio 10 pretensi6n del ccncejal Sin.
dico.de este Ayuntamientoi Esperemos
con sl sileneio,. para que no aos Ilsvs
4 lOs Eri6wHaIes.
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Venta de una Estancia.

Los que suscriben, venden 8 arrien-
dan una de 80 cuerdas, con go casa de
habitaci6p, en- ell barrio de Candelario,
en- la carretera que conduce de BAya-
mon al puente de los Reyes Cat6licos;
Ell que la interese puede dirigirse d
Bsyam6n. Julio 4 de I887.--Fslsa
Hernaanos y O. 78
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F. ALFONSO. San aaIas h5ssi5s:R : !. 34stS2. 81

FOToGRAFo DE LA REAL CASA.
Con titulo homo. .ifco por L. M. ell Rey. Premiado
con medalla de plata y mencion honortfca.
Hace personalmente toda clase de retrato en- an
nuevo Establecimiento (primero en- su case) de
nublado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-07-13

Doy Il mis- Gmplia felicitaci6n al
ilustFsdo jurisconsulto D. Antonio AL
fAu y BarAlt, por el patri6tico articuIo
inserto en- 10 Integridad Nacional "
nhm. SO, titulado !" Lo que queda y
asraigA." digno de leerse por tedos los
que iEcondicionslmente smamos entra-
Asblemente & nuestrs qusrida patris.
/ Cuantas verdsdes encierrs, y no quie-
rem comprenderlo los que apasionada-
msnte pFedican todo 10 contrario, es
tAndo; como estGn convencidos, hssts
Ia eyidencis, de los sublimes ccnceptos
que entrAna el articnlista. a.........! Ade
lAnte, puss est& do nuestra parte la
rAz6pS
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A " [ $ O..

Sc desean coIocar dos mil pesos en-
primera hipoteca en- una fnca de ests
Capital. DarAn rRs6u, calle del Sol
ntmsro u. 90
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Por ell importante servicic que
presto ultimamente ell Orden Pli
blico en- el almacen de los Sres.
Cardona Hermanos, de Ponce,
capturando q cuatro maihechores,
el Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge.
neral da pdbl1cas gracias a los in
divfdaos de la rt ferida fuerza que
Ilevaron d cabo la capturA de los
delincuentes, disponiendo SO de
una qualification de s pesos q ca
da uno de ellos, esperanto que
esto ha de servir, a la par que de
legitima satisfaction para los
guardias aludidos, de poderoso
estimuIo paro los demas.
Real Decreto conce diendo los
honores de Jefe Superior de Ad.
ministracion d don Ramon Elices
Monies.
Subastas.
Communication del Gobernador
de la Colonia inglesa de Trinidad
dando cuenta de que Sc permite
Ia Importation, en- aquella colo
MIA, de toda clase de ganado vivo
libre del derecho que antes vents
pagando.
&. 0. disponiendo go asigne al
Ingeniero Director de las obral
del puerto de MayagHez la graft
ficaci6n fla y annual de $500
que deberan abonarse con cargo
q los fondos quo la Junta de lal
obras administra.
Privilegios de invensi6n.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
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AVISO.

Gran surtido de casimires de
todAs cIa>es y precios, Ultima no.
vedad; Sc detallan, calle de San
Francisco SO, bajos. IS
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hERNAIz Y COMP.
CRUZ NUMERO

I. CRUZ NUMERO 10.
Sus tiendas La VILLA DE BILBAO Y LA LUZ
kGLE 'gTRICA, surtida como la meior de la plaza
Mercancias de todas clases
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| !kviER De ZEOUEINA,
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO KIOO
,,s.u, ,.,,n..
AdElClA GBigRAL DE- AYUSTANIENTOS
UN1CA EUNDADA
o0n aprcbzOi6n del GoblernO General.

Estd en- correspondencta con las de Ia Pensnsulo
Comlsiones, Depositos, Fanzas.
Gestlon dc toda ciase de asuntos sconomCo-ad.
mlnistratiVos y contencosos.
kecursos Observation-Disclosures y de- agra
VlOs ante las Ohcinas de Hacienda
Quelas por contribuclones.
PrlvLegloB de lnvenclon de rlego desecaclon.
Compensation d con la Hacienda Dor degfaIcos
contribucioues.
ComposlcIonas con la mlsma por possession de
terrsnos.
Franquicias hacendados industriales nara in.
troducclon de materialss dedicados la Agriculture
y la Industria.
Direco!oa tslegralca: ZsgYeira
So hahiat RANGES ingi4s
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PUPILOS.

Ell p, fesor que suscribe los admite
para los estudios de l.'y e. ensenanza.
Cnents, al efecto, con dos bachlllerss
de los mas aventajAdos de esta Capital
J con una freeca y espaciosa casa.
1nfOrmaran, Graz 90, piso prin-
cipal. Ux0n j. Colon Msro6al. 78
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sues. DE- ORCASITAS &C.

lmportadorss de mercancias de todas classes v
procedenclas.
vsntas al P'r msyor, Cruz 7; al detail, en- .sus
ue de la tortsiexa, esqulna La do la Cruz.
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Real Decreto conce diendo los
honores de Jefe Superior de Ad.
ministracion a don Ramon Elices
Monies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
FAIR PRICES FOR GOOD gROTTJyo STOCK

Pecr Kellogg Co. combDat sale OF fottng horses,
at the American Exchange is proving to be great
success prices brought by the animals are nearly II
not all they are worth Nearly 0ncha OF the nifty five ami
brought over $500 each and some went
much more The bay stallion Hugh Mclaughlin fourteen
years old Aberdeen and with record OF 223
up 10 $500 and sold 10 T. p pudgeon. LON.
knocked down for sil0; japan, by Harold tho sire
OF the aud 81 dam Juliet by Pilot jr,
Old stallion brought the ring and breed
ers we're not recognize that lie the prize OF tue
day ON him bidding brisk and II did not stop unt
$500 reached which figure he Knocked down TO
". H. willetts Of koslyn. l. l. twoyeap-oid colt by
SON. called Whistler nc1t lie went Tor $3.50 TO j. H.
smith old OF Volunteer
followed close upon his heels H. Bromley bonsht Inn Tor
&72O sir another stallion went ahead OF
Starring as 10 price by $50 Mdys brought $3.50 wood
s7lO and Lady sarte who took the first prize In the gentle
meme The National Horse show last fa went
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
BROOKLYN.

Howard Knapp nineteen who lost his right arm by
accident the AdfoL AXIS asi f, auh who mai
% trained nurse al hs fathers houN" IN
while successive nnruiaiinna ha 10
he performed. has sufTr-cd his friends bs marrying his
Lu u. Whyte who n several years o'e han ne
Although Lis opposed The marriage the ground o
disparity Of age. the couple have btcn forgiven
Ludwig Bandes whose partnership with his father In the
uiuuinr buslnss recently dsnycd has begun suit
agaus his parents -3U 90 f0 ISLANDER iiis VIE
iolps II the Young Bfaudris hired hnc Louise 10 Fiat
d. IA lived sNtravaganty until i- creditors
pressing when he ALI his wifc moved 10 "ewjcrsy
IN the night
TIE tug Louis belonging 10 tho Old Dominion Company.
had a coll the steamship Bermuda while backing out
a lp Yesterday. hole knocked iH tho
tug aud she partially sauk She was alter ward
raised
Tie new store OF Frederick Loeser 3 Co..
system Transfer, VIII Ice made by street cars Tor Passengers
AMI Myrtle lines at flerepOnt aud fu
tou sta 10 any lines passing The store
ST. Lukes Protestant Episcopal Chapel In Pacincst his
Independent church AMI taken tho - Ear
fholoncw. Tnlcr 10 Incorporated yesterday
bv the Rev. Dr. O. H. Van DO Water, william H. Fireman and
W. y. Adams
The who has been supplying the pul
DIT Of Church Tor fourteen
without being regularly installed pastor has al last consented
church calling council to advise Ia
gard TO his installation The council Will meet this afternoon
and IL that tie pastor Will be Installed this
ing. His predecessor was DR.. Henry NJ. Storrs.
At meeting the OF the Centennial Baptist
Dyne vote ny large uaorl.y not 10 Fu.
from the pHsuIae which offered last
week but he rantrd indefinite leave OF
engage in the work OF converting Roman Catholics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
THE INDEPENDENT FRENCH CABLE LINE.


The break in the French cable has been repaired and
the new Office at No Broad st. was opened for business
Yesterday The break occurred early In January soon
after the company gave notice OF Its withdrawal from
the Atlantic Cable pool In the meantime the company
has recovered from the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany under prote possession OF the land lines 10 the
cable terminus Capc Cod. Frank Fisher, who came
here from Cape Breton 10 manage the New-fork ollcc,
said yesterday:
The begins business OF We
have submit long enough To the dctAon Of The pool aud
Posts and Teegrsphs has
to first post on as an
tofcing our charter As matter OF
fact the cont las had fair show 10 prove ia
caplcfy becse put into the pool IN 1850 when The
scarcely knew there French cable you
may im agne the OF the division OF pool receipts
when saw that cable ami FAR greater facli
lies than te Direct Company yet they lot ~ per
cent Of pool business while ere ao" ell only ~ per
cent tic direct goes only England while we nave
line 10 France this side We have our own land
Ine and do moi have 10 other companies connec
ton with our cable word, thoroughly ihGe.
"a in opposltion 10 the pool opposed TO high rates
And bec In business a the reduced p' oil rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
MORE MONEY FOR THE SCHOOLS.

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION DISPUTES OVER THE
AMOUNTS REQUIRED.
The Board of Education yesterday considered the
additional appropriations to be asked OF the Board
OF Estimate. These appropriations are the amounts
deducted from the original estimates asked OF the
Board Of Estimate last year. which he Legislature b,
. special act has horzed that board TO reconsider
The total Of these amounts is 500, 1913, aud the
commissioners seem TO dner largely as to the mpor-
talce of the several items. For teachers saiaris
$4,000 approx cd and tor jantors $4,000 with
out objection Mr. Sprague objected 10 the item OF
%, 763 for clerks and employees OF the board. He
said that the be ard had been criticised fer excessive
salaries paid to OF its employees and he entoned
the auditor as one. The auditor gets 5000. This
salary no compared with those OF other officers In
was only an adjunct to that Of the Clerk OF the Board
The auditor OF the Finance Department OF the city,
w. j. Lyon. received, Mr. Sprague said only 5000
blty than that OF the auditor OF the Board OF Educa
ton The salary OF the Superintendent be regarded
o. excessive. Few men, he thought, could earn q
salary OF $500.
Mr. Wood in answer TO Mr.. Sprague said that the
position OF Mr. Davenport the aaditor. could not be
regarded as merely clerical. He had been employed
every detail OF its ~ork He storehouse of inior
nation and il he should ed there was no one
that MI. Wood knew who couid take his place:
~ know nothing" lie said, " Ut these men to whom
Mr. Sprague refers whether they are restricted 10
their special duties whether they combine them
with Others but being in the employ OF the city does
q i do not think Mr. Woods reflections just on the
officers whom have mentioned" said Mr.. Sprague.
Mr.. Cole held that the position OF the auditor
justified his salary We a. commissioners" be said,
treceive nothing for our services. We know that
Mr. Davenport represents and that he is an accur-
ate responsible man. He supervees all bills and we
rely on his accuracy and experience"
The full amount was approved tor the salaries OF
employees and the superntendents aud the entre
amount, 500, 1913. was passed by the board.
committee was appointed 10 appear before the Board
Of Apportionment. When the discussion had ended Mr.
ood asked IL this was to be final and whether mem
bers who were dissatisfied to go to the Board OF
Appo. tionment individually with their objections.
Some Of the members did this in December he add
ed q 1t lies entirely with the courtesy Of the mem
beIs," replied Mr.. Galloway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
THE COURTS,
AFTER MONEY PROMISED BEFORE MARRIAGE

AFTER MONEY PROMISED BEFORE MARRIAGE.
Mary vecrho that her aunt Mrs Ida Sophia
Peser lille living Paris 1873 she
about be married. promised to give her $4,000 soon az
the place After the wedding size received
5000 but Mira Peiser never paid the rest Tho aunt who
subsequently became Mrs. Zesung died year IN Paris
worth 100000 left will begusahnx onehaf o. her estate
hon with provision tat at her death should be equally
divided between Mrs Veertof and her four sisters RS
sued the balance which she
claimed be due under and tho report
Ferdinand Knrzman In her favor filed in the
found that dne her. nc!ud
ina interest So 900. letter the aunt TO her
introduced IN evidence before him in which the
writer said:
glad. dear Mary. that at last you going
~ be married. You do quite right II IA very hard for
live alone in the wor without man TO cheer and
console her. My dear niece, am going TO make you
wedding present OF $4,000 out OF rents These are hard
times but woman OF word and will never break
Dr. niso have made"
Justice crstn In the Supreme Court Chambers, yester
day reservei his decision motion made bv Charles Wehe
confirm the referees Ex-Governor Solomon
pose motion behalf Of the other heirs insstink that
The promise the made by the without
any sferI AMI therefore null and void. The
had been induced 10 by this PROMISE
SHE engaged before IL made. Mr Wshle con-
tended that she would not have married the money had not
promised and that marriage the consdera
ton for the promise which the law requires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
fEANrRING SUNNHINE.

There was tlnic npl MANY years ago, wnen inc
might shine and shine with all It's might and
Yet leave sc.onthc recori OF its presence beyond
the effect of mere heat shown by the thermOmeter.
Nowadays all is changed and there arc scattered
over various portions OF the country Instruments
which catch every gicdm of bright sunlight ana write
it down indebly so that by looking at the picture
presented vo may at glanco whether such and
such day really line or cloudy The contrIV ance
by which this effected is exceedingly simple. consist
ing a. II does OF nothing more than solid glass ball
set on \ pedestal with u surrounding frame In which
to place nj u suitable angle little strip Of blue card
hoard. Tho glass ball plays tho part OF a burning
glass and wien tho shines brightly the rays are
focused upon the strip OF cardboard where Tao effect
In scorched patch of more or less distmctncss
A tho relative position of the snn changes the scorch
chan .es too that ut the enofa bright sunny day
tho picture on the card consists of long scorched le
OF hours sunshine prevalent during the day. The
instrument although commendaby simple. has one
great drawback N the brilancy OF tho suns be
shronded even q very small extent by mist or By .
thin veil OF cirrus cloud the heat produced Is INSULT
ccnt to produce q burn on the card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
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